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Is it normal at 6 weeks pregnant not to see a fetal pole or hear a heartbeat on an ultrasound?
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Pregnancy: Did you discuss this with your ob/gyn? Sometimes the position of the fetus makes it near impossible to see but maybe they could consider doing an ultrasound a few days in a row when the fetus moves. If the fetus is growing normally then you should be less worried.
Answered 8/14/2013
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